This is the NEWLY Updated RnB Innovations Battery from 2900 mA/H to 3100 mA/H!
It is Compatible with the following Minelab Metal Detectors including: E-Trac, Explorer SE Pro, Explorer 2, Quattro MP, Explorer XS, Explorer S, and Safari.
Now you can Save a Ton on Battery Cost. Never buy an Alkaline Battery again. This is a RNB item Part Number: “ML-3100".
Experience the the World's First Li-Ion Batt Pack for these Great Minelab Machines.
(Minelab Uses the same Li-ion Technology with their new CTX 3030)
Includes the following FREE items
Smart Home Charger
Car Charger
One Year Unconditional Warranty
Features
Our Rechargeable Batt Pack is 12.5 volts. The Minelab Rechargeable is 9.6 volts. "It Does Matter"
Our ML-3100 Weighs Only 10.47oz. The Minelab Slimpack Weighs 14.72oz.
Charges in Less than 2 hours and will Hold 97% of that Charge in a Year!
High Capacity Lithium-ion Delivers Long Life Run Time with Fade-Free Power!
Smart Home Charger Shuts Off Automatically when fully Charged @ 12.5v shows a Green L.E.D.
Optional 12v Smart Car Charger works the Same as the Home Charger.
Hunt for Days on a Single Charge.
One Year Unconditional Warranty.
Compatible Metal Detectors
Minelab E-TRAC
Minelab Explorer II
Minelab Explorer S
Minelab Explorer SE
Minelab Explorer SE PRO
Minelab Explorer XS
Minelab Quattro MP
Minelab Safari
Field Test - RB Innovations new Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery
I obtained a new RNB Innovations Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery for my Minelab Explorer (they work in the E-Trac and Safari as well).
I got it just in time to try out on my week long road trip last week. I must say I was quite impressed with how long it held a charge! I put it through some rigorous testing.... I charged it for 2 hours before the beginning of my trip, and came home 1 week later with nearly 30 hours hunt time on it and it still shows about 3/4 charge on my meter.
I did not go easy on it either! I hunted for most of that 30 hours in very trashy parks and beaches and in cold weather.... 2 things that kill battery life of a lesser battery. I left my detector in the back of my truck during a few nights when the overnight temp dipped well into the low to mid 30's and it came to life with a full charge each time I started hunting in the morning. NMh rechargeables would always seemed to lose their charge partially when they got real cold.
It sure was nice not having to carry a couple extra battery packs with me each time I was out hunting - especially on the beach when I walked 3-4 miles away from my truck. Car charger works great, and the coax plug is larger in size to prevent accidental charging with a NMh charger which isn't recommended.
